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Siblings Elizabeth and Allan Malcomson are the co-founders of Meerby, an Ottawa-based retail technology company. Photo supplied.

From big box to high tech: Ottawa siblings turn retail headache into growing tech company

Insider Only Techopia, Top Stories

Razat Gaurav is the new CEO of supply-chain management company Kinaxis. Photo supplied by Kinaxis.

Kinaxis CEO Razat Gaurav explains why AI is becoming ‘a point of emphasis’ for Kanata firm

Insider Only Techopia, Top Stories

Michèle Marchand is the founder of The Better Scalp Company. Photo supplied.

From founding to exit: Michèle Marchand’s experience selling her bootstrapped company

Insider Only Ottawa, Top Stories

Carleton Tavern redevelopment plan

Saving Carleton Tavern ‘not feasible,’ firm behind plan to demolish historic pub says

Insider Only Ottawa, Real Estate, Top Stories

Rendering of a proposed development at 951 Gladstone Ave. and 145 Loretta Ave. N. Image credit: CLV Group

Highrise development on Gladstone could be in jeopardy due to policy change, developer says

Insider Only Real Estate, Residential, Top Stories

Gatineau-based Square Old Chelsea has leased the historic O'Brien House, which will reopen as a boutique hotel this spring. Photo supplied

O’Brien House will help Square Old Chelsea target a new, higher-end client, CEO says

Insider Only Ottawa, Top Stories, Tourism

Rendering of a proposed development at 1749 Carling Ave. Image credit: RLA Architecture

Two highrises and a seniors residence proposed for Carling Ave. near Altea Ottawa

Real Estate, Insider Only Residential, Top Stories

Wayne Liko, managing partner of Horizant. Photo supplied

Wayne Liko has worked with the feds for years. He sees one thing missing from the RTO debate

Insider Only Ottawa, Top Stories

Razat Gaurav is the new CEO of supply-chain management company Kinaxis. Photo supplied by Kinaxis.

Kinaxis ‘will be a huge AI winner,’ executives say as firm’s revenues jump 13% in 2025

Insider Only Techopia, Top Stories

The Kichesippi Beer Company closes tomorrow. What’s the outlook for other local brewers?

Ottawa, Insider Only Top Stories

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